AeroAcoustics Aircraft Systems, Inc.

AeroAcoustics Aircraft Systems, Inc. makes performance improvement products for Cessna aircraft. It is based at Snohomish County Airport Paine Field in Everett, Washington. Its address is 9802 29th Ave W, Hangar B-104, Everett, WA 98204, USA.

The company was founded in 1994 by two aerospace engineers, Jim Larsen and Gary Gorder. It first made products for the Cessna Caravan. Its first Caravan product, the Aircraft Payload Extender or APE, was certified in 1994.

APE kits raise the takeoff gross weight and the maximum landing weight of an aircraft. The product line includes kits for the Cessna 206, 208B, 208, 402C and 414A. The site says APE kits are installed on aircraft throughout the world.

The site says all APE products are approved by FAA Supplemental Type Certificates. They are made under an FAA Parts Manufacturing Authority. The kits are sold as a complete kit and designed for easy installation. The APE II system adds stall fences to increase takeoff gross weight.

The site says the founders have taken part in over 250 aircraft certification programs. It says they helped win over 200 STC approvals across many types of aircraft. The company's aviation services business dates back to 1989.

The company has offices, a warehouse and two hangars at North Paine Corporate Hangars. The site also offers corporate hangar rental information. The freephone number is 855.APE.KITS (855.273.5487), and the international number is 425.438.0215. The site has a request information form and links to Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.